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May 26, 2022 - Sean Hannity Show
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Finally Pushing Back on Covid - May 25th, Hour 2
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If you want to be a part of the program, uh we'll get back to the issue of what happened earlier today with Beto Bozo Rourke and the governor of uh Texas and the Attorney General of Texas, you know, openly trying to politicize things.
Hell yeah, I'm coming for your AK-47s.
We'll get we'll get back into all of this.
Um we've not spoken a lot about COVID recently, but I know just anecdotally, it is pretty much everywhere because I'm getting calls like I have gotten periodically whenever a new wave hits.
Um I've gotten to the point where I will never listen to Fauci or believe a word he ever says, or Willinski or the NIH or the CDC, uh, or any politician for that matter, that tells me something that eventually turns out to be false.
The narrative was if you get the vaccine, you'll never get COVID.
Uh people with the vaccine and a booster and a second booster uh and a previous infection are getting COVID for a second time.
I even know people now that have gotten it a third time, which, you know, is pretty mind-blowing.
And there's never been the real focus on therapeutics.
We have spent and devoted a lot of time on this program about therapeutics and even mentioning, you know, potential therapeutic sends the left into a tailspin.
Uh meanwhile, we're in the midst of a pandemic and over a million Americans have died.
And you you can't even have a discussion.
What do you think about this?
What do you think about this?
Two guys that have been on the front lines of all of this from the very beginning.
Uh, Dr. Brian Tyson, he's now a candidate for Congress in California's 25th district, and Dr. George Fareed.
Um, they both have co-authored the book Overcoming the COVID Darkness, how two doctors successfully treated 7,000 patients.
Um, and we also want to discuss with them the WHO, and they have recently announced plans for a quote, international pandemic treaty tied to a digital passport, a digital ID system, and meeting in December of 2021 in a special session for the second time, uh, only from the second time of their founding in 1948.
Uh the WHO adopted a single decision entitled The World Work Together.
Um, I do not we know for a fact that they were nothing but propaganda mount pieces for the communist Chinese in the beginnings and middles and all throughout this pandemic, and they never held China accountable for their actions as it relates to the Wuhan Virology Lab and the origins of the coronavirus.
Anyway, Dr. Tyson, uh, welcome back, Dr. Freed, welcome back.
Thank you both for being with us.
You know, I I think Dr. Tyson, one of the main things here that we're missing is, you know, all of these people that that we thought were the experts that told us that they were the experts.
Uh they weren't the people on the ground treating real patients with real COVID and coming up with real solutions.
They they were just, you know, shooting their mouths off, maybe after reading a paper or two here or there.
Yeah, I mean, you're you're 100% right, Sean.
And you know, I equilibrate this to, you know, everybody uh know the airline industry, and you know, pilots fight fly the planes.
Um, and you know, do you want the pilots flying the planes, or do you want people who are nonpilots telling the pilots how to find fly the plane?
Um, you know, it it it's just the absurdity of all of these non-practicing uh physicians and scientists that sit behind us.
Uh, you know, one of the biggest public health failures we've seen in our history uh just took place.
The WHO was a a big part of that.
Uh and they're still listening to people like Bill Gates, who only has, you know, a GED and dropped out of undergrad.
Um, but yet he's supposedly the leading expert in in uh vaccines and pandemic uh response.
It makes it makes no sense to me.
Um, you know, we've seen that early therapeutics work.
Uh we continue to use early therapeutics and they continue to work.
Um, and you know, the the sad thing is is you know, the the left end and the the people in charge continue to just disregard what we're doing.
You know, it's true, and and Dr. Fareed, great to have you back as well.
And and you guys were on top of this early.
In the end, I think you've been vindicated, you've been proven right.
Uh you know, and even Dr. Oz I thought had a really good phrase you go to war with the army you have, not the one you wish you have.
Uh, but therapeutics have now tr changed dramatically.
We now have variant-specific monoclonal antibodies.
For example, Citrovimab was for Omicron 1.0 or BA1, and and now we have the Eli Lilly version of of monoclonal antibodies for Omicron 2.
We also now have the antivirals, what is it?
And I've only heard good things about it from people that I know that have taken it and doctors that I've interviewed, there's not one that was against it.
Uh are you guys using that as now part of your new protocol, Dr. Fareed?
Yes, absolutely.
Uh the uh Paxlavid is now available to be prescribed and and is effective.
It do uh the original uh agents repurpose medications, which uh we succeeded with and continue to succeed with are still very effective.
Hydroxychloroquine, ivramectin, fluvoxamine uh in a multidrug treatment regimen.
And it's so important to treat early.
Uh it it's uh in the monoclonal antibody, the beb monoclonal antibody you're referring to is uh uh variant uh active agent.
Um but uh very interesting studies come out of Scotland of uh patients that were hospitalized who didn't get early treatment, and twelve percent or more have he serious multi-system disease, heart disease, myocarditis, and uh liver and kidney disease and brain disease, actually.
So that uh not having treated them uh during the major p time of the pandemic was a cru it was a horrible mistake.
And the people that blocked early treatment need to be held accountable.
These people that uh struggled through with COVID 19 not having early treatment are now found to have premature death and uh marked disability that uh is very difficult to overcome.
Are you both finding I just I want to thank you, Sean, uh it for Fox and you for supporting the the right approaches throughout the pandemic, trying to get the information out.
Uh we had so much trouble with our uh efforts to communicate on a large wide scale.
By the way, Dr. Fareed, I I'd get the crap kicked out of me regularly just because I would put doctors like yourself on um uh where did you go to a col uh medical school again?
I forget.
Um Harvard University.
Harvard Medical School, yeah.
Uh so well, I'd bring on a Harvard medically trained uh doctor, medical doctor in the field treating real patients, uh not anecdotally, it's the people with real disease, and you were getting results that other people were not getting.
Um and I felt I tried to be very responsible.
I'm not a doctor.
Uh you guys are doctors, and I would listen to both of you, and and then studies came out, for example, on hydroxychloroquine in particular that taken early, it mitigates symptoms.
And all of a sudden we had very early on, President Trump, in the lead up to the 2020 election, got a monoclonal antibody infusion that worked, and yet nobody knew about it for the longest time.
And and Linda one day got on top of me and started to scream.
Why do you keep saying contact your doctor?
Ask them about monoclonal antibodies.
I said, because people, I guarantee you don't I you have different people listening at different times.
So we did an experiment, and I went through all the callers that were on the line and I asked everybody, what is my advice if you get a c positive COVID test?
And not one of them, even though I have been saying it for months, got the answer correct, which is contact your doctor, ask your doctor, inform questions about therapeutics like monoclonal antibodies, the antivirals and the other treatments that you you guys have both implemented all throughout the pandemic when we didn't have these these newer therapeutics.
Um and it's frustrating to me, Dr. Tyson, because I I think probably more than anyone else in the country on air, I've mentioned monoclonal antibodies, therapeutics, and and all and ways of dealing with this early and how important it is to contact your doctor early.
Yeah, and and that's that's where you know we've we've been, you know, preaching from the rooftops is you know, you can you can look at all four pillars of a pandemic response, uh, but continuously that gets ignored is the early treatment option.
You know, monoclonal antibodies.
Look what DeSantis did with Joe Lidako out in Florida.
Early test and treatment centers modeled after our urgent care, where we are in early test and treatment center.
Um the follow-up, uh, we know that it's an inflammatory condition, so treating with anti-inflammatories work.
We know it causes blood clots, so using anticoagulants work.
Um where's been all of that discussion?
And it's continued to still be uh suppressed, even though we have newer therapeutics, even though we have newer monoclonal antibodies.
Although the worst part is is the federal government got involved, Dr. Tyson, and and they took all of the the supply, and then they were started rationing it out where uh, for example, Governor DeSantis had re uh regenerat centers at the time.
That was the monoclonal antibody of choice at that moment, I believe for the Delta variant.
And and you know, one the Delta was the first variant that we had breakthrough cases, meaning fully vaccinated people were getting infected.
Um now we have fully vaccinated people, booster booster previous infection, getting them again.
Um and and they'd shut him down, and he had to go out and find his own monoclonal antibodies.
And by the way, everybody in Florida got it for free.
You didn't have to pay for it, you got it for free.
Yeah, and it just goes to show that the federal government and these agencies have no idea how to treat in a pandemic.
They're not physicians, they're not clinicians.
You know, look what's going on in the WHO.
They just re-elected the the only non-doctor who's part of the WHO, who can't even get support from his own country of Ethiopia.
Um, I mean, that's just I mean, it's just insanity to keep doing the same thing over and over, expecting different results, using people who don't know what they're doing to try to guide those of us who actually do know what we're doing.
The only one thing I I find some hope in, Dr. Farid, is the the second wave of of Omicron in which we are in the middle of.
Most people I know do very well.
If you don't have a comorbidity, pre-existing condition, if you're not older, almost everybody, without exception that I know gets it, has done very well.
Uh but but more people than ever before are getting monoclonals.
They are getting the the Paxlovid.
They they are you know, they're taking the early treatment uh regimens that you guys have recommended.
People now seem to be up to speed that these, you know, the vaccinations and the booster booster boosters aren't working.
Absolutely.
Uh the lineage is the omicron lineage, which is a variant that is uh is not aggressive like the earlier variants, and it uh doesn't uh lead to deterioration, but it can.
So one still has to be on the guard and treat early, uh, protect the vulnerable people, high-risk people, uh, avoid hospitalization.
And children have no problem with the these variants that you're referring to, Sean.
That fortunately they they are minor codes for most children.
They don't need to be vaccinated, they shouldn't be uh taking on the risk of the side effects of the um gene therapy vaccines that created uh express the spike protein in the individual that um is in inoculated.
However, and that's a toxic substance, a spike protein of COVID.
And Robert Malone, who created the technology that allowed for the creation of the mRNA virus, said no, older people should take the vaccine.
And he had a more stringent criteria, uh, and he wasn't pushing for you know kids five and older to get it, and now kids under five are getting it, and nobody wants to hear from the guy that did this.
Let me let me ask you you both this question.
Are you I am now hearing about people getting COVID for the third time.
I've no I know plenty of people that have gotten it twice.
Are you seeing people that have now gotten COVID for a third time, Dr. Tyson?
Um, I'm currently not.
Um, and I think that there's there's some false positivity going on with some of those maybe positive tests, um, and and not actually being confirmed.
Um I'm not uh seeing anyone with with a third infection.
I will say that um the the booster does seem to be causing some immunosuppressive uh action in in especially the elderly.
Um so we we might be seeing reactivation of a uh Omicron variant, just like we're seeing with some of the tax fluid treatments, as that wears off, you get a second quote uh resurgence of the infection at that point, and that might be the the cause of the quote third infection.
It's interesting you say that.
I know people that ten days after getting a booster or fifteen days or twenty-one days or even longer, then they get COVID again.
I mean, or get it for the first time.
It's it's fascinating to me.
I'm like, well, didn't you just get a booster?
And yeah, uh, negative, yeah, it's having a negative efficacy at this point.
Um and it's being reported in you know, believe it or not, and some of the mainstream media, I think, even CNN wrote us wrote a story on uh the immunosuppressivity that they're seeing.
And that's I think one of the big concerns with uh you know what we're seeing with monkeypox and some of these other things.
Well, it's well.
Well, I'll tell you what, can you guys stay another five minutes?
We'll we'll spend another five minutes with Dr. Brian Tyson, Dr. George Fareed.
By the way, we have a link to their book.
It's also on Amazon.com, bookstores everywhere, overcoming the COVID darkness, how two doctors successfully treated over 7,000 patients.
Um anyway, quick break, right back.
We'll ask about monkey pox on the other side and we'll get to your call straight ahead.
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All right, 25 now until the top of the hour, 800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.
Uh final moments with Dr. George Fareed.
Uh he, along with Dr. Brian Tyson, wrote the best-selling book, Overcoming the COVID Darkness, How Two Doctors Successfully Treated 7,000 Patients, considering now we're in the middle of another wave.
Uh, this might be something you want to get your hands on to realize, you know, there are other options than whatever dopey position uh Dr. Flip Flop Fauci is taking on any given day.
Uh and by the way, Dr. Tyson is running for California's twenty fifth congressional district.
Uh, we wish you well with that.
Um I'm I'm not sure why you would leave a noble profession and go into such a a dark profession like politics, but I wish you luck and you know we're all we'll offer any support you need.
Thanks, John.
I appreciate it.
You know, I mean, but we we have to we have to take our country back, and that's that's unfortunately that that's what's the big driving force right now.
Yeah, it really is.
All right, so I wanted to ask you both quickly about monkeypox.
Uh, Dr. Fareed, something Americans should be worried about.
It really isn't, Sean.
It it's it's not uh at all uh like the immutable, highly mutable COVID or coronavirus pandemic that we've been fighting against.
It's a member of the pox family of viruses like smallpox.
It it's uh transmitted by close contact with a symptomatic individual actually being uh transmitting it.
It's uh not um it can be readily managed by standard uh public health measures and containment.
It it's it there are antivirals for it also.
The only worry that I would have for it is if it had been genetically if there is a variant that's been genetically engineered, like we've uh had to deal with it like a gain of function you're talking about.
Yeah, exactly.
And there there have been gain of function studies uh being being supported by the NAID actually uh both in Wuhan and um and in the United States with monkeypox.
But I I don't think that's happened as yet, and uh that would be uh an issue that would be of of concern.
But as it is, it's overstated at this time, and people should not be frightened by another pandemic from a.
I I think coming out of this pandemic, people are nervous about everything.
Nobody wants to go back to where we were.
Uh Dr. Tyson, your thoughts.
Um Yeah, I mean, I I would agree with Dr. Friedi, and I would also say that we're seeing some even cross uh immunity with those who've already had the smallpox vaccine um in the elderly.
So uh there is some protective effect from that smallpox vaccine uh that was uh given out uh you know before.
So I think I think we're gonna be in good shape with this.
Um I think it's just another reason uh the government was able to spend a hundred and twenty million dollars on thirteen million doses of the vaccine that I don't think we're gonna need.
All right, thank you both.
The book is called Overcoming the COVID Darkness, How Two Doctors Successfully Treated 7,000 P uh Patients, Dr. George Fareed and Dr. Brian Tyson, who's also, if you're out in California running for Congress in the 25th district.
Uh thank you both for being with us.
Thank you very much.
You're having a stay well.
Thank you.
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Kim in Texas, how are you, Kim?
Glad you called.
Um how how am I?
I'm I'm not well.
Um, I'm sure listen, like the rest of the country, I mean, everybody's mourning.
You think of 19 children, you think of their families, you think of these two teachers, their families, and you you you think of you know, the evil that that is behind this, and then this, you know, political stunt by this idiot Beto Bozo or Rourke, he is a bozo.
Um politics within seconds, it's repulsive but predictable, unfortunately.
Before the graves are dug.
Um I have a friend that is close to a family that lost a child and you have no words.
You you there are no words.
But my point after 9-11, it did not take long for our country to figure out that our our airports were a soft target.
It was very expensive and it was very inconvenient, but we quickly figured out a way to prevent our airports from being a soft target.
I I am struggling to understand.
By the way, I I need to add a point.
Well while while we're doing all of that and taking off our shoes and going through security and waiting on long lines, uh, we have open borders where we know for a fact uh that people with terror ties have made it to the border and crossed the border, and we've caught a number of them, but we don't know how many we didn't catch.
Point Titan.
Um it we did not ban box cutters.
We did not banes.
Any law enforcing more gun control will be worth its weight in paper.
We we have good laws.
We need to you know make sure they're following up on this.
Uh my family is an FFL dealer and we take those laws to heart and follow them to a T and you have the right as a dealer to turn someone away and we have and it's not about just the almighty dollar.
There has to be a way it it cannot matter how much it costs it cannot matter how inconvenient it makes it there has to be a way there has to be a way as I was hugging my grandson this morning and saying I love you.
Have a good day it was hard not to cry.
The shortest verse in the Bible is Jesus wept and I do believe that Jesus is crying today.
And if we don't change things we will all be crying again and again and again and again and it does not start with guns.
It does start with there has to be another way you speak with such passion in a heart and a soul I I don't want I don't want to interrupt you.
I'm just saying America feels this way.
What I say to the intellectually lazy um people out there that race to politicize an event having no facts, no knowledge, no background at all and just advancing an agenda.
And all the deaths we see every weekend in every big city and and every blue state, you know, we're talking about cities and and towns and states run by Democrats for decades.
You never hear the names of those people killed every weekend, shot every weekend.
I've been scrolling those names for years.
Maybe I'm getting a little numb to it.
You know, it hits particularly hard whenever it's a child.
But there are a lot of children dying in these cities and these shootings in Chicago, for example, and in New York, for example.
And what really frustrates me is that we do have the ability to protect people.
And I have said this before.
I'm sure I'll probably be ignored again.
But I believe that every school needs the exact same program.
protection that we provide our politicians and we provide our quote stars, Hollywood stars, athletic stars and it's called security and that means we must invest in security for our schools.
That would be one way in one way out and and have a number of people strategically placed retired military, retired policemen and women to protect the children.
They're there they're on the ground.
There are measures we can take to stop this it's it's not something it is something that would be preventable short of the oh we've got to disarm everybody.
And for those of you out there that buy into this silliness I ask you a very simple question.
What are you going to do when somebody breaks into your home in the dark of night and wants to harm you and your children and your family because I know what I'm gonna do I know I'm prepared for an any case scenario in life.
Because if you don't have the ability to defend yourself you will die or you know it or whatever they're going to do to you they will do.
And I don't care how great the response time of your local police department may be, it's not going to be fast enough to prevent from what's that which is going to happen.
And it's you know the idea that criminals somehow will obey a law that says you you can't have a gun well in New York City they have that law already and so many people that don't have a license like I do uh are carrying guns.
It's it's beyond frustrating it's intellectually lazy you know and as you said before these kids have even had their funerals for crying out ro aloud before the the gr their graves have been dug and and already we're immediately raced to politics.
But you've captured how America feels we love our children.
If we really love our children, do they not deserve the protection that our politicians get that simple.
To me, they do.
I you know, I absolutely agree with every word you just said.
And if I might add, the first thing you see on social media is ban assault weapons.
My immediate response is define an assault weapon.
We cannot even agree.
They don't even know what they're talking about.
They have no idea what an assault weapon is.
And and and frankly, based on like for example, I have AR-15s, but they have to be compliant to New York state laws.
It's it's the same exact gun with frankly cosmetic differences that that you would buy in, say, your state of Texas or in Florida.
And it could be easily altered to be exactly like the one I could buy in your state or in Florida or most other states.
So it's it's absolute nonsense on their part.
Ultimately, you know, you you're gonna ban uh this weapon, and then the next shooting's gonna take place with another weapon, then we're gonna ban that one.
Ultimately, they do not want Americans to have the ability to defend themselves.
Uh, but it is in the DNA of the American people.
The the right to keep and pair bare arms shall not be infringed.
It's very simple language.
And Americans, and me included, I am not giving up that right.
That is my right to have the ability to protect myself and my family.
And I will protect myself and my family.
That's my job.
Thank you for um your kid for allowing me to speak today.
Um my our thoughts and prayers are with you, and these are not empty thoughts and prayers.
These are important thoughts and prayers.
I don't think as a parent, I think if this ever happened to me, I don't think I'd ever recover.
I'd never I'd never be the same person again.
And I've met people that have lost children, and I asked them how do you how do you do it?
And they're like they'll tell you they've they will never be the same.
But they just plow through every day.
All right, quick break.
Welcome back.
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Sean Hannity's on right now.
Sean Hannity's on right now.
Excuse me.
Sit down.
You're out of you're out of line and an embarrassment.
Sit down.
Shooting is right now, and you're doing nothing.
No, please get his ass out of you.
This is the place of talking about it.
So this is totally predictable.
Sir, you're out of line.
Please leave this on the story.
I can't believe you're a sick son of a bitch.
It would come to a deal like this to make a political issue.
All right, back to our busy phones.
Big time AJ from Houston, Texas.
What's going on, big time?
Glad you called.
Yeah, big time Sean Hennedy.
I I my big time is really sour today because of these idiots out here.
You telling us our thoughts and prayers goes out to the families and everybody there, and you telling them, Sean, we protected the world.
And we can't protect our children.
Are these Democrats that stupid or are they just doing this on purpose?
Which is it, Sean?
Well, you explain to me.
How come they never talk about all the kids killed in Chicago on any given weekend?
Why don't they ever mention those names?
No, black owned black.
Say it like it is, Sean.
It's black on black crime in Chicago.
It's not about race.
There's violence in in all these big cities.
It happens every weekend and not a peep out of them.
And since 2009, big time, you know this is a fact.
I've been scrolling the names of people you never heard of before, shot, shot, and killed in Chicago, and nobody lifts a finger, and nobody gets all all all ratcheted up like Joe Biden did immediately after the the shooting yesterday.
Uh they never do it.
Well, he was sick and mad because Camilla beat him to the punch.
And that idiot, I'm sorry.
Uh What leaders?
We don't have no leaders right now, Sean.
We don't have no leaders.
The only leaders we got is the conservatives that's calling these no good dirty rats out.
This is a shame what we watch it.
Sean, I'm gonna tell it, it's treason what Joe Biden and them doing to the country and the world.
This man ain't got no business up there, and everybody know it.
But the media, they so sorry, only a few like you and Peg.
Hey, Motown, y'all the only ones and then and newsmax calling them out.
Everybody, but these idiots on CBS, ABC and all them.
They just let this man get a pass.
Let that head of been Donald Trump when this had happened.
Oh, what we we couldn't even turn our computers on without seeing it.
They still trying to bash him.
Now they're trying to go out to Elon Musk.
I mean, the Democrats are dirty.
They dirty politics.
Look at what we learned this week about Hillary.
Hillary personally signed off on and approved the big Russia conspiracy lie.
They manufactured it all, and the upper brass of the FBI went along with all of these lies.
It is it is repulsive.
Big time.
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